Excerpt from Records of the Indian Museum, Vol. 5: Part III, No. 17; Notes on Decapoda in the Indian Museum, I
Recently Bouvier has published a most valuable account2 of the Atlantic species in which he draws attention to the importance of several characters which had previously been overlooked and, now that the 'challenger' collections have been revised on the same lines,3 the determination of the material preserved in the Indian Museum presents a task of no great difficulty.
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